After a tortured debate, California's State Bar Board of Governors approved a new lawyer referral program to let the public search for attorneys, by language and geographic area, from a soon-to-be-built Web site. One hitch: searching by area of practice or expertise won't be an option.
May 21, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Wanting to help people locate that perfect lawyer to handle their divorce, sue the jerk who totaled their car or whatever else, the State Bar of California has started up a new “Find a Lawyer” program.
But there’s one big hitch. Searching by area of practice or expertise won’t be an option.
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